Oh noway, you can take a doe or buck with your bow licence, you can take a buck on your firearm licence and a doe if you have a doe permit and you can take a buck on your muzzle loading licence; so that a total of 4 max, not dozens, but the true is most people take zip. Now in Michigan you can take a feral domestic pig on any licence, as many as you want too, that doesn't include wild pigs either, just escaped domestic pigs. Now that's a lot closer to what they were doing, baiting feral pigs for open season.
IPCC Fourth Assessment Report, Summary for Policymakers, p. 5 (the 5th AR is published)
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In the 1860s, physicist John Tyndall recognized the Earth's natural greenhouse effect and suggested that slight changes in the atmospheric composition could bring about climatic variations. In 1896, a seminal paper by Swedish scientist Svante Arrhenius first speculated that changes in the levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere could substantially alter the surface temperature through the greenhouse effect.
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The global sea level estimate described in this work can be downloaded from the CSIRO website.
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Interesting, most of the references on your linked page is from 2006, the newest is 2011. NASA seems to think that there is Decreased snow cover (the 2011 reference), yet when you follow their link to the actual data, you see the snow cover anomaly hovers around zero; if there newest reference is that far off now, one wonders about the older stuff.
I'm afraid the burden of proof is on you to show the results of all your experiments proving climate change is not happening. The overwhelming evidence we have is that *is* occurring - so any disproof of this needs presenting far more than any more corroboration.
Which is how science works, BTW.
Warming trend has been flatline for over 18 years, the Arctic summer sea-ice that was predicted to be gone two years ago, is recovering and Antarctic seaice is near record levels; the burden is on you.
I thought the "Galaxy Quest" solution was pretty good, only one crewmember could speak to the computer; that way if the bad-guys kill the correct person the whole ship was kaput.
Since the Whales could see out of the tank, and the tank was moving, without visual cues matching, it seems like the Whales might get sea-sick! Sea-sick Whales, now that would be strange.
In the Army, you didn't have to get all of those shots, but if you didn't get the shots, and contracted an illness those shots would have prevented there would have been a Courts Martial for you. I'd be open to anti-vaxers being criminally liable for harm done to their children by neglecting their vaccinations.
My comment was poorly worded, the "them" was meant to be the IPCC and Climatologists in general, not specifically the IPCC alone;
the GAO found that the State Department provided $19 million for administrative and other expenses, while the United States Global Change Research Program (USGCRP) provided $12.1 million in technical support through the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF), averaging an annual $3.1 million to the IPCC over 10 years -- $31.1 million so far. U.S. Taxpayers Cover Nearly Half the Cost of U.N.’s Global Warming Panel
but for Climatologists and Green Energy in general
According to the GAO, annual federal climate spending has increased from $4.6 billion in 2003 to $8.8 billion in 2010, amounting to $106.7 billion over that period. The money was spent in four general categories: technology to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, science to understand climate changes, international assistance for developing countries, and wildlife adaptation to respond to actual or expected changes. Technology spending, the largest category, grew from $2.56 billion to $5.5 billion over this period, increasingly advancing over others in total share. Data compiled by Joanne Nova at the Science and Policy Institute indicates that the U.S. Government spent more than $32.5 billion on climate studies between 1989 and 2009. This doesn’t count about $79 billion more spent for climate change technology research, foreign aid and tax breaks for “green energy.” The Alarming Cost Of Climate Change Hysteria
so yes I stand by my billions. It's just stupid to think the IPCC would cherry-pick data that undermines their entire purpose for existing.
I hope you realise that Shatner is an idiot, Detroit gets a significant portion of it's water from lake Huron through a 120 inch pipe and sells a portion to Flint, additionally Flint is putting in another pipeline north of the DWSD pipeline, an 80 inch pipeline; Shanter's 48 inch pipe is meaningless.
Interesting, in Michigan farmers who grow alfalfa, cut it and let it lay until it's dry before they bale it. That way you don't lose the water, it stays local. I can't even imagine how you would ship wet baled alfalfa to china in a ship without it catching fire from the fermentation! It's hard to imagine exporting Alfalfa to China period, but stranger things have happened, I'd imagine the shipping would be several times the cost of the alfalfa.
Of course the United Nation's Intergovernmental Pannel on Climate would cherry pick data that could cost them $Billions in funding and the opertunity for Climatologists to attend conferences in exotic locations all over the world.
I suspect that his intended audience has a deep-seat dis-trust of establishment types, and the Youtube/Google conglomerate have long since out ran their antiestablishmentarianism days!
Either it's sarcasm or you're an idiot, because it's easy to release carbon. What's hard is putting it back in the bottle.
No what's hard is convincing people that what was happening 18 years ago isn't happening now.
The IPCC AR5 notes the lack of warming since 1998:
[T]he rate of warming over the past 15 years (1998–2012) [is] 0.05 [–0.05 to +0.15] C per decade)which is smaller than the rate calculated since 1951 (1951–2012) [of] 0.12 [0.08 to 0.14] C per decade. IPCC AR5 weakens the case for AGW
OMG is that actually a negative warming in the range of possibilities reported by the IPCC?
It's encouraging that Taylor gets it, but the real problem is going to be convincing the the guitarists and violinists; there is a lot of superstitions involved in luthiery and especially in the classical markets. Currently most ebony available for reasonable priced instruments has had a coat of Lincoln black shoe dyeapplied to it, but admitting it publicly would kill your market. Everyone who considers themselves an elite performer is going to think that B grade Ebony is OK for the masses, but they'll get the "good" stuff because they are special, and a lot of mediocre players consider themselves elite performers.
The only reason they use ebony is because Stradivarius and Torres didn't have plastic.
What he just did was remove all money worries from his staff. Now all their focus can go on increasing the value of his business.
Hopefully, but in most cases, bills tend to rise to meet available cash for some reason. Often when household incomes hit the $70K-$140K range depending on location, household money management starts to get strategic instead of purely tactical and things change.
the NASA Aqua has on board a radiometer that measures the upward microwave radiation from molecules in the Earth's lower troposphere. these radiometers are calibrated against both an on-board platinum wire thermometer and the Cosmic Microwave Background. From these readings the temperature of the air can be calculated.
Data are available as global, hemispheric, zonal, and gridded averages. The global average covers 97-98% of the earth's surface, excluding only latitudes above +85 degrees, below -85 degrees and, in the cases of TLT and TMT, some areas with land above 1500 m altitude. The hemispheric averages are over the northern and southern hemispheres 0 to +/-85 degrees. The gridded data provide an almost global temperature map UAH satellite temperature dataset Geographic coverage
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That would be one-armed bandits.
'North-African gangs", is that some kind of politically correct way of saying Islamic extremists?
Oh noway, you can take a doe or buck with your bow licence, you can take a buck on your firearm licence and a doe if you have a doe permit and you can take a buck on your muzzle loading licence; so that a total of 4 max, not dozens, but the true is most people take zip. Now in Michigan you can take a feral domestic pig on any licence, as many as you want too, that doesn't include wild pigs either, just escaped domestic pigs.
Now that's a lot closer to what they were doing, baiting feral pigs for open season.
Interesting, most of the references on your linked page is from 2006, the newest is 2011. NASA seems to think that there is Decreased snow cover (the 2011 reference), yet when you follow their link to the actual data, you see the snow cover anomaly hovers around zero; if there newest reference is that far off now, one wonders about the older stuff.
I'm afraid the burden of proof is on you to show the results of all your experiments proving climate change is not happening. The overwhelming evidence we have is that *is* occurring - so any disproof of this needs presenting far more than any more corroboration.
Which is how science works, BTW.
Warming trend has been flatline for over 18 years, the Arctic summer sea-ice that was predicted to be gone two years ago, is recovering and Antarctic seaice is near record levels; the burden is on you.
It shrinks during polymerization, leading to porosity problems, especially in large pieces.
I thought the "Galaxy Quest" solution was pretty good, only one crewmember could speak to the computer; that way if the bad-guys kill the correct person the whole ship was kaput.
Like talking into a computer mouse wasn't suspicious.
Since the Whales could see out of the tank, and the tank was moving, without visual cues matching, it seems like the Whales might get sea-sick! Sea-sick Whales, now that would be strange.
Which round? the new Eco-Bullets that the Army was using would often bounce off a truck windshield
In the Army, you didn't have to get all of those shots, but if you didn't get the shots, and contracted an illness those shots would have prevented there would have been a Courts Martial for you. I'd be open to anti-vaxers being criminally liable for harm done to their children by neglecting their vaccinations.
My comment was poorly worded, the "them" was meant to be the IPCC and Climatologists in general, not specifically the IPCC alone;
but for Climatologists and Green Energy in general
so yes I stand by my billions. It's just stupid to think the IPCC would cherry-pick data that undermines their entire purpose for existing.
I hope you realise that Shatner is an idiot, Detroit gets a significant portion of it's water from lake Huron through a 120 inch pipe and sells a portion to Flint, additionally Flint is putting in another pipeline north of the DWSD pipeline, an 80 inch pipeline; Shanter's 48 inch pipe is meaningless.
Interesting, in Michigan farmers who grow alfalfa, cut it and let it lay until it's dry before they bale it. That way you don't lose the water, it stays local. I can't even imagine how you would ship wet baled alfalfa to china in a ship without it catching fire from the fermentation! It's hard to imagine exporting Alfalfa to China period, but stranger things have happened, I'd imagine the shipping would be several times the cost of the alfalfa.
I would think that Bayer's patent on Heroin ran out a long time ago, Heroin overdose is supposedly a gentle pleasant way to die.
Here's a list of devices and carriers that are supported now.
We'll sell them a few bottles of Vernors to help out.
Of course the United Nation's Intergovernmental Pannel on Climate would cherry pick data that could cost them $Billions in funding and the opertunity for Climatologists to attend conferences in exotic locations all over the world.
I suspect that his intended audience has a deep-seat dis-trust of establishment types, and the Youtube/Google conglomerate have long since out ran their antiestablishmentarianism days!
Either it's sarcasm or you're an idiot, because it's easy to release carbon. What's hard is putting it back in the bottle.
No what's hard is convincing people that what was happening 18 years ago isn't happening now.
OMG is that actually a negative warming in the range of possibilities reported by the IPCC?
Biochar puts carbon in the soil, improves the soil, sometimes dramatically, and keeps it there for mostly likely millennia.
It's encouraging that Taylor gets it, but the real problem is going to be convincing the the guitarists and violinists; there is a lot of superstitions involved in luthiery and especially in the classical markets. Currently most ebony available for reasonable priced instruments has had a coat of Lincoln black shoe dye applied to it, but admitting it publicly would kill your market. Everyone who considers themselves an elite performer is going to think that B grade Ebony is OK for the masses, but they'll get the "good" stuff because they are special, and a lot of mediocre players consider themselves elite performers.
The only reason they use ebony is because Stradivarius and Torres didn't have plastic.
What he just did was remove all money worries from his staff. Now all their focus can go on increasing the value of his business.
Hopefully, but in most cases, bills tend to rise to meet available cash for some reason. Often when household incomes hit the $70K-$140K range depending on location, household money management starts to get strategic instead of purely tactical and things change.
the NASA Aqua has on board a radiometer that measures the upward microwave radiation from molecules in the Earth's lower troposphere. these radiometers are calibrated against both an on-board platinum wire thermometer and the Cosmic Microwave Background. From these readings the temperature of the air can be calculated.